Maybe it's too early in the day but I can't get my head wrapped around a problem. A group here needs to keep track of when records in a form gets modified. They want to be able to search for a date range and come up with the records modified in that date range. Simple enough. The problem I run into is if a record gets updated a month ago, then it gets updated today. If they do their time search for the records that were updated a month ago, it wont show in that list. So I created a table, every time the record gets modified it pushes to a new table and creates a timestamp record. Created a join form between the parent and the timestamp form. Works great except I can't get it to show me only unique records. So if a record gets modified twice in a time period, when they do their search on my join, it will show two of that record. Am I going about this the wrong way? Like Joe I'm trying to stay away from the coffee and tea just doesn't have that same bite heh
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